External Scam Data
Sometimes too much information can be seen as a negative. The wealth of information available online is massive and sometimes it is just too much! But data is also a very good thing! Scam related data is vitally important because it can be used for scam prevention purposes.
At Stamp Out Scams, we are bringing volumes of scam related data from numerous external scam sources directly into our website! This external data is fed into our site on a daily basis and retained for approximately on year. By doing this, we are making this scam related data much simpler to access and to search.
In many regards, our site can be viewed as a scam library. When you go to a public library, you usually have a specific topic in mind to look for. When you get to the library, you use the libraries computers to search for your topic and/or book title.
When you come to our site, your goals are very similar to going to any library. Obviously typing “scam” into our our Scam Search engine will found multiple results. However, if users are looking for information relative to a particular scam, they should search for the common name associated with this scam. For example, “pig-butchering scam,” “Zelle scam,” “romance” scams,” “identity theft,” “senior scams,” etc.
At Stamp Out Scams, we feed data from over 46 scam related sources. These scam related feeds include a diverse set of scam related topics. This scam related topics include investment scams, Internet scams, identity theft, financial scams, employment scams, romance/dating app scams, current scams, cryptocurrency scams, COVID-19 scams, Amazon scams, pig-butchering scams, rental scams and worldwide scams.
As mentioned previously, all of this data is fed into our site on a daily basis. So users can be confident that our site has the most current scam data. Accessing this data is as easy as using anyone of our numerous Scam Search bars. All of the results from search inquiries are clickable links. Clicking on the links will bring users directly to the source data. This source data will provide information relative to the scam being researched.
Our external data is fed directly into our “Blog” page. This data remains on our site for approximately one year. We retain this information because it still remains useful information for our users. A search done from any site search bar will access this blog information. It does not have to be done from our blog page.
YouTube Videos
Have you ever heard of someone mention a certain scam, then try to explain it to you? We have! Most people have to run to the Internet to try and find a more understandable explanation of a particular scam. Often times this involves going over to YouTube.
While users usually have no trouble finding plenty of video explanations on YouTube, many find themselves losing interest fairly quickly. They are too long, too detailed and not well presented. The old adage of “Keep It Simple Stupid” comes to mind.

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